Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-24
Baseball Notes.

The MaTysville Appeal, in its account Of
the baseball game in that place last Sunday
between the C. 2. r. RS of Sacramento,
and the II. & LIS, of Marysville, says that
" the Sacramento nine made some serious
errors a: critical points, and had the field
worked as well as Ramsey, the twirler, the
result would have been different Ramsey
struck out seventeen, and only four hits
were made off his pitching.
The Appcdl also says Arrangements
will he perfected to-day Tuesday for
game in Sacramento on next Sunday be-
tween the Los Angeles club and the II. e.
LIS OF this place. Yesterday the terms
and agreement were rather indefinite but
the correspondence between the managers
to-day viii settle the matter. A large l.arty
of excursionists will go down, and the
heavies. team that can be secured will go
from here. The game will take place in
the afternoon, it being an open date at
Snowflake Park"
The Atlas will have McMullen to pitch
for them against the Pioneers next Satur-
day, Mullee being reserved for the game
with the Haverlys on the next day.
CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINArIoN.-An eE
animation of applicants for the Depart
mental Service at Washington will be held
in the Supreme Courtroom at Sacramento
on the ID day OF September 1887, COM
mencing ct A. ii. The Board of Exam
liners will consist of Postmaster r. D.
Stephens, Deputy Postmaster W. S. Leake
and s. Nj. Kieier, under the supervision of
John T. Doyle. As to who may be exam
ined, the regulations state that " No person
should be admitted to the examination
who docs not present notification signed
by the Secretary of the Commission, unless
admitted by the representatives of the
Commission present. But in case the Com
mission shall give special instructions for
the admission of those who merely present
applications filled out by themselves, their
examinations will be conditional upon
their applications being formal or COM
pleted in due form"
Nor SERIOUSLY Hurry esterday fore
noon n. D. Goodell, the well-known arch;-
tect and pioneer, was inspecting the build
ing on street, between Ninth and Tenth,
occupied by the Farmers and Mechanics
Store, in which new front is to be built,
when, as he looked upward, he moved a
little and fell through trap-door, striking
mainly upon his right side. He was taken
home, and i was at first thought that he
had received internal injuries which might
be considered very serious Tor man of his
advanced age. Last evening, however, he
was resting easily, and his hurt appeared
to be confined to a severe bruising and
shaking up. His family, who were absent
at Santa Cruz, have besn sent for, and will
arrive this morning.
4 CoRREcrIoN.-Lessee Shellars, at Agri-
cultural Park. says that the criticism con-
corning the sprinkling of the crossing to
the paddock at the park Monday evening
was lust, and not bit too severe. But he
desires il TO be known that it was directed
against the wrong person. He has no con-
troll of the track, and the sprinkling is not
under his supervision, but is done by en-
pIoyes of the State Agricultural Society.
That no injustice shall be done Mr.. Shell
lars, the correction is made.
FIELD TRIAIs.-The Pacific Coast Field
Trial Club met at San Francisco a few days
400 and decided to hold the next annual
trials at Hanford, where they took place
last year They will commence January
10th. The Judges have not yet been Sc
lected, but competent gentlemen have been
suggested, and will be written to, request
inc Them 10 act. There promises TO be
great many dogs contesting, as tn ere are 80
entries for the Derby and 10 for the aged
stakes.
AUCTION ALE.-Dcll ~ ". VIII sell Ut ~
A. NJ. to-day, at their salesroom, No. 927 X
street, furniture, carpets. pictures, stoves,
spring mattresses, tin and hardware etc.
Also, a bay saddle-horse, working well in
harness and fair traveller.
ONLY SEVEN LEFT.-All of the lots in
the Sherman e. Parker tract have been
sold. Any remaining after tonight are
raised in price TO Sl75 for inside, and S225
for corner lets.
IL you want the very best piano and at
the same time the most durable, buy only
the Mathushek piano, the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
in. See them at Cooper's Music Store.
ALsIp & Co. offer lots in block Nine
tenth and Twentieth. r and S, for S25
cash and So so per month without inter-
est. See advertisement.
WATERsELoNs on ice. viii they sell ?
/ should think they do. Where can they
be got2 At the California Market, 712 K
street.